Problem Management Plus (PM+) is a 5-session, individual psychological intervention program that addresses common mental disorders among individuals affected by adversity.

This training program aims to provide a comprehensive resource for professionals, social workers, and psychotherapists on how to address cyber addiction issues.

The goal of this training program is to help healthcare providers and community members recognize bullying behavior, understand the risk factors of bullying, and learn about research-based bullying prevention techniques and policies.

This program aims to provide individuals working in the helping professions with brain-based interventions that help build inner resiliency and positively rewire the brain.

This training program aims to teach learners how to use empathy, active listening, and problem-solving skills to provide psychological first aid to themselves and to others when needed.

The MHPSS in Emergencies program aims to provide professionals with the tools and skillset to protect and promote psychosocial well-being and to manage mental health issues during humanitarian crises.

Trauma-informed care training provides health care teams and professionals with the tools to recognize the extent and effects of patients' traumatic life experiences.

Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy is a form of therapeutic treatment that addresses the emotional and mental health needs of trauma survivors.